The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-08-04

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ssskrsss oi loved wife and mother.
J. @. T.rLos AND fAsiLr.
Mr.. Lombard ard Mr.. Lseds Of New
York city came 70 Town Saturday sna are
stepping With Mr.. N. u. Smith.
Died 90 the iiih Of July ., maple
Grove, Ia this place. Miss Amanda Vance,
aged ~ yssn She bad been quits feeble
Tor some time aud Der departure vss not
unexpected. sbs vas lovely Christian
lady. Her sister. Jeanette Vance. accom-
panied the remains 10 Geueseo. n. T.. her
former home. for burial
WIN. Marley Kellogg Of Hartford. CT.
Who IL spending bis vacation here. is ex-
piorins every nook 10 valley and noun
tain Of nols and combining study With
rsst. 10 pursuing bic botanical researches
and sdding 10 bis collection OF specimens
Of Wild flowers. Hs has already pressed
400 different varieties within three months
past. and 90 the occasion OF the ioecresm
festival. given last week by the Rslisi
Corps. Contributed largely 70 the success
and pleasure Of the evening by collection
Of 20 or 90 varieties Of Wild flowers that he
bad gathered the same afternoon from
field and forest A boqust OF Ssch speci-
men vas lsbeled and placed 10 water. fill
ing two tables in the hall, and the display
vas one OF the most attractive features o.
the entertainment The ladies extend
thanks TO the donor, hopiog he will revisit
us each season.
Miss Hattie Richardson OF Sparta,
Wis. is visiting friends 10 town
Farmers here bsve asked the quest ion
many times during the last ten days.
"When shall We get through hsying?"
Mr.. 4 Mrs. Geo Il Thompson have
returned 70 Rapsrt after visiting their
friends 10 the far west. They report .
fearful hot and dry time They don't
propose to exchange their green hills Of
Vermont even for the broad valley OF the
Mississippi.
Henry Bowen, after . fearful and
heroic struggle for life for about eighteen
months, manfully and without murmur
gave up the unequal contest on the morn
ing Of July Goth st the age Of "a years. |
His funeral took place the 28th and was
largely attended. The services we're con-
Quoted by Rev. Bernard Coping.
pKRu.
"A moonlight lawn party on the viii
lsge common merit Thursday evening 10
contemplated. should the weather be
favorable, to which oil are invited. Cake
and icecream served st low rates. Pro-
cesds 70 be used 10 the Temperance cause.
Among the recent arrivals We notice
II. @. Bailey and wife and Mrs. Alice
Richards Of Pennsylvania, Miss Belle 81
monde Of Virginia, John Sawyer OF Cali
fornia, Wesley Lyon and wife Of Chester.
DR.. aud Mrs. Woodruff OF South Shafts
bury, Mn. Herman Lincoln and daughter
OF New Hampshire, Miss O. II. Hspgood
Of Cambridge. Mass. Messrs. G. and 8.
N. Warren Of Boston or vicinity have been
visiting their old homestead in Peru and
calling on their old friends. Such visits
are source Of pleasure 10 the almost life
long residents OF this old mountain town.
SUNDERLAND.
The writer passed . very pleasant
bour July 3ist 1857 1t . concert given by
the Sunderland Borough Sabbath school.
The concert wss . decided success. re-
nec.ius great credit upon the energetic
warm hearted pastor, and patient loving
The only shadow resting upon
The scholars that beautiful evening was the
thought, the Superintendent 10 whom oil
are dsvotsdly attached Vas suffering. As
vs listened TO the singing and speaking
20 noticed the good order. and polite at
iention given 10 each one and We could
bat exclAim. The Lord hath done great
things for his people whereof We are
glad" The generous hospitality shown
those Ter from home was very pleasant and
duly appreciated.
EAST ARLINGTON.
Most Of our sick are steadily improv-
ing.
Mrs. Gillette OF Bristol W., is 81 DR.:
Walkers.
Mr., A. Walters returned home last
DIR. johnson Of Wilmington is 1t J. G.
Farohsm's
The weather still continues very hot
With frequent rains.
Rev. Mr.. Walker aud family returned
home Friday evening.
--Hsying 10 still with Us aud the farm
hrs are very much behind hand.
Mira. Rich Webb and daughter hsv.
zone on pleasure trip 10 Connecticut.
The Congregational Sunday school
gsvs . coocert last sunday evening TO .
union congregation.
There will be no services Il the NJ. Z.
rhurch next Sunday or 81 Sapdgste. The
pastor will be sbseut
WIN. Cook. formerly blacksmith q
Hals's shop. hes hired the blacksmith